Multiple (different) BSODs, no idea whats causing them, Help me!

[cathal6606]

Ever since I built my computer I've been getting BSODs around 5-6 times a week. I have no idea whats causing them as I could have fucked up in a huge variety of ways. I get the following 2 errors, usually but not always when playing vidya;
"A process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated"
or
"Kernel data inpage error"

I have the following setup:
Asus P8Z68 pro
i5 2500k 3.3ghz (Not overclocked)
4gb single channel DDR 3
Evga gtx 570
Ocz agility 60gb SSD (sata 3)
Spinpoint f3 HDD

Thanks in advance.

[BrainDeath]

Failing RAM or hard drive, check SMART data and use Memtest

[Darkimmortal]

RAM is either failing or at the wrong timings

[.Lain]

When it comes to BSOD's, I just resit everything like the lazy bastard I am.
Surprisingly enough it has fixed all of my hardware related BSOD's.
Let memtest run for around half an hour, report back.

[JohnFisher89]

Ram is bad causing random things to crash and cause a BSOD

[cathal6606]

[QUOTE=FlubberNugget;33317300]When it comes to BSOD's, I just resit everything like the lazy bastard I am.
Surprisingly enough it has fixed all of my hardware related BSOD's.
Let memtest run for around half an hour, report back.[/QUOTE]
I'll get a blank CD tomorrow and try memtest, but I think it might also be something to do with drivers.

[Protocol7]

Try booting into startup recovery and if that BSODs as well it's your RAM.

[MadsAG]

You're not running RAM in dual channel?

[cathal6606]

I only have 1 stick

[BrainDeath]

FYI when I was getting "Kernel data inpage error" it was because the page file was sitting on bad sectors, and then my hard drive failed. Please check your SMART.

[cathal6606]

[QUOTE=BrainDeath;33329957]FYI when I was getting "Kernel data inpage error" it was because the page file was sitting on bad sectors, and then my hard drive failed. Please check your SMART.[/QUOTE]

How do I check it?

[BrainDeath]

I recommend SpeedFan because of the online analysis.

[tratzzz]

HDTune should be able to do that.

[bohb]

A bad PSU can also cause BSODs, might want to check that too.

[cathal6606]

I did memtest for 30min, got 1 pass 0 errors. I think i can rule out the ram.
Also occasionally (2-3 times a week) the motherboard wont POST, it just stays at the ASUS screen until I turn it off.

[editline]19th November 2011[/editline]

SMART data
[IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/Capture429.PNG[/IMG]

[BrainDeath]

Click the online analysis button
Check your hard drive (that's your SSD there)
Also you should run Memtest overnight, 10 hours should do it, 30 mins doesn't cut it.

[cathal6606]

Ill do memtest again tonight
Here is the analysis of the hard disk
[IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/Capture431.PNG[/IMG]

[BrainDeath]

Is that the SSD or your hard disc?

[cathal6606]

Hard disk

[BrainDeath]

Fair enough, see if memtest gives you any reds in the morning, otherwise I have no idea what's wrong.

[Jetblack357]

Write down the errors on the Bsods and look em up on google, thats whatI usually do.

[cathal6606]

[QUOTE=BrainDeath;33344205]Fair enough, see if memtest gives you any reds in the morning, otherwise I have no idea what's wrong.[/QUOTE]

Ran it for 6 hours, 9 pass - 0 errors